Who Are These Podcasts?
WhoAreThese.comHosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Simply put, they’re listening so you don’t have to. Subscribe to Who Are These Podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 815 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||
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This we after a quick look at Anthony Cumia and Jim Norton discussing the Dabbleverse, we’re transported to Pauly Shore’s studio apartment in Hollywood. Pauly has made a lot of bad decisions and finds himself down on his luck in finances, love, and c... more
We’re celebrating Jocktober this week with a Saturday morning syndicated radio show. Meet John Clay Wolfe and his crew - the Wolfe Pack. How clever. This is a used car salesman turned radio host so callers, be ready to tell him make, model, color, an... more
Kevin Brennan claims to still be in SAG and paying his dues. Adam Busch doesn’t think this is possibly true; he’s not even sure that KB is paying his taxes. Chad Zumock filmed his special over three nights and never told any of his supporters or prod... more
We’re officially celebrating Jocktober with Philadelphia’s “The Preston & Steve Show.” These guys have had a morning show for decades and are mostly pretty buttoned up. Unfortunately Marisa stinks, can’t hit the right drops, or know anything about an... more
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- Detroit show sucked
Detroit show sucked. Blind Mike can see the action better than the audience.
Apple Podcasts5go time11111
United Statesa month ago 2 alcoholics and a gay guy review podcasts, what more can you ask for? Oh wait they don't do that anymore they just milk lol cows. Here is your 5 stars Carl.
Podcast Addict3a month agoForkMyDongle- Where’s the Episode?
I can’t find an episode to listen to at 1.5x speed while I clean the garage today, so I guess that Hamburger finally ran Kevin’s show into the ground with help from failed actor Adam Bush. I’m asking Santa for a little Croze under my Blind Mike Tree this year for sure.
Apple Podcasts5Unsatisfied SimUnited Statesa month ago - Just one thing wrong with Stern Pod
John Mayer…eh, John Fogerty…ok,
Steve Windwood…great Musician and Prue Genius. I would have gone his show, in a minute, Music is so subjective and it’s my opinion!
Apple Podcasts5J ClamUnited Statesa month ago - Hilarious
If you like old school shock jock shows like Stern or O&A this is show for you. Hope I did this right.
Apple Podcasts1Ginger AnagramUnited Statesa month ago
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What is Who Are These Podcasts? about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A fast-paced, opinionated roundtable that roasts and analyzes current podcasting culture through clips, live reactions, and hosted banter. The show typically uses a panel format to dissect episodes, personalities, and online dynamics, mixing humor with sharp critique of guests, hosts, and monetization strategies. Notable threads frequently surface around rivalries, clip culture, and the evolution of “dabbleverse” content, with a penchant for chaotic energy, insider jokes, and candid takes on fame, branding, and audience engagement. A standout aspect is the willingness to blend nostalgia, contemporary pop culture, and media ethics into lengthy, unfiltered conversations that can be both biting and endearing for fans of behind-the-scenes podca... more
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Which podcasts are similar to Who Are These Podcasts??
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1. The Blind Mike Project
2. Dabbleverse Live
3. The Creep Off
4. Why Are You Laughing?
5. The Dick Show
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Who Are These Podcasts? launched 11 years ago and published 815 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Who Are These Podcasts? include:
1. Christian Bladt
2. Erik Nagel
3. Bryan Johnson
4. Anthony Cumia
5. Lucy Tightbox
6. Tony P
7. Jerry Banfield
8. Jim Bentley
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